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Diaspora turns Covid warriors for Indians back home

Diaspora turns Covid warriors for Indians back home Prasun Sonwalkar Filed on May 13, 2021 A health worker brings an oxygen cylinder on a wheelchair at the BKC jumbo field hospital in Mumbai. AP Call it long-distance nationalism or an emotional pull of the homeland, diaspora communities from the Indian sub-continent have been leveraging social media for relief efforts during the crisis back home It has now become a familiar way of seeking emergency help, not calling the usual phone numbers for ambulance and medical support but using social media. ‘A’ tweets details of Covid patient B in New Delhi, who is desperate for oxygen or hospital bed; C retweets it, and, in many cases as help arrives, ‘A’ thanks everyone and deletes the original tweet. The only difference in accessing such help from previous times is that ‘A’ is in Guwahati, ‘C’ is in Manchester and they may not always know ‘B’, or each other. Across continents, online Covid warriors ha

Predicting volcanic eruptions with satellites, drones and AI

Predicting volcanic eruptions with satellites, drones and AI Issued on: Julia Sieger and Peter O Brien © FRANCE 24 14 min In this edition: From Guatemala to Iceland and Reunion Island, several volcanoes erupted last month, prompting us to ask what kind of technology is now helping scientists monitor and predict their activity. From satellites to drones but also artificial intelligence, volcanologists have a variety of high-tech tools at their disposal. Advertising In April 2021, more than 20 volcanoes erupted across the world. As spectacular as an eruption can be, with lava roaring out of the ground, it can also be devastating for inhabitants living nearby. La Soufrière volcano on the Caribbean island of Saint Vincent recently awoke, prompting residents to evacuate. Several other volcanoes are also being closely monitored. 

India s unofficial ambassador to Japan promotes Fit India movement through social work

Here s how an Indian is helping the homeless in Japan while promoting fitness Here s how an Indian is helping the homeless in Japan while promoting fitness As the world reels under the coronavirus crisis, HealTokyo founder Nupur Tewari continues to serve people, while encouraging them to stay fit and healthy. advertisement UPDATED: January 4, 2021 08:49 IST Nupur Tewari is an internationally acclaimed, award-winning transformation and mindfulness coach and the founder of HealTokyo. The coronavirus pandemic has been one of the most dreadful experiences for several. With deaths, severe illness to joblessness due to the lockdown, the world continues to combat the impact of the pandemic. While there has been negative news, some people did their best to help others and attempted to make the arduous journey easier. One such person is Nupur Tewari.

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